Siheyuan Prequel: The Courtyard Through Liu Guangtian's Eyes

The author is incredibly experienced; a man in his fifties, how could he not be? 😂😂😂 Although this book only focuses on courtyard houses, it depicts the social rules of the past—or rather, not rules. It portrays the helplessness of ordinary people facing life in the past. It describes both legitimate and illegitimate businesses. Some rules existed then, and some still remain today.

I really enjoyed the first ten chapters. The modified perspectives of Jia Dongxu's father and Jia Zhangshi were very appealing, at least to me. Lately, I feel like I've gone through a relapse and become obsessed with courtyard house novels again, even though I was sick of them a couple of years ago. Ugh, what a waste of my gift! That Xie Shuanglin nonsense ruined the book.

If Liu Guangtian doesn't return to the courtyard house and stays at his godmother's house, and his parents don't care anyway, the author's writing is good and worth reading.

It's worth watching, five stars!

The most morally upright courtyard house!

Very engaging, I watched it all in one go and couldn't stop! 😂

The writing is excellent; I don't mean it's eloquent, but rather logically rigorous.

A unique courtyard house, highly recommended.

Giving five stars is not only encouragement but also appreciation 👍

It's really well-written, but the main character is a bit eccentric and a troublemaker. However, from the perspective of online novels, it's acceptable. I hope it doesn't stop updating.